Using X% and trying to make some website logo designs but all the letters etc do not look nice and smooth on the site.
I make the logo full size and shrink it then save for web but when I import to the site program and publish the site the logo looks ragged.
the logo in question is the top right side image at [URL] .....
I have tried lots of different design ways but still looks crummy.
How do you connect the edges of letters together as the logo at the top of this website is? They somehow connected the 'c' and the 'p'.
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Attached Thumbnails.
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